Congress May Debate Russian Recognition
Washington January 10 The prospect of Russian recognition by the incoming Hoover administration prompts private debate at the capitol. Senator Borah leads a resolution in favor of recognizing the Soviet government, while Hoover’s exact stance remains undetermined. Contending groups weigh the policy as the secretary of state pick looms.
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Konjola the New Medicine Boosts a Farmer’s Recovery
George Sims of Green County Xenia shares a dramatic recovery after three weeks on Konjola. Indigestion kidney and liver issues vanished with rheumatic pain subsiding, allowing him to return to farm work daily. Sold in Elyria Ohio Philip's Drug Store and by regional druggists.
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Senators weigh Borah on Hoover Russia policy
Those who believe Hoover could be pressed to recognize Russia voice views from their own knowledge of Hoover's commercial stance. They note American corporations like Standard Oil have lent large sums to Russia for contacts and trade access. Borah aims to force action on his resolution to spotlight public opinion and influence future White House and state department policy.
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Congress Today Senate and House Proceedings Report
Congress today reports Senate deadlock on a treaty as Hearst Mexican documents are slated for consideration. Indian affairs committee to hear Hubert Work and Attorney General Sargent. Judiciary committee reviews a proposed measure. House examines reapportionment bill amid three hours of debate. Civil service panel mulls Welch pay act amendment. Ways and Means continues tariff hearings. Merchant Marine studies extending the life of the Federal Radio Commission. Flood control panel discusses Florida flood control. Foreign affairs panel to hear.
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The Danger of Pneumonia and Father John’s Medicine Claim
An advertisement warns that neglecting a cold risks pneumonia and promotes Father John’s Medicine as a tonic. It claims pure food elements build energy to resist cold and grip germs, used in 184 hospitals, alcohol free, and seventy years of successful use.
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Hearing on Confederate and Union Veterans Unions 1929
Judiciary committee conducts a hearing on the Confederate and Union veterans union in 1929. Special prisons investigating committee reviews the federal prison situation and related issues.
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Merchants Luncheon Meeting Postponed in Elyria
The Elyria merchants luncheon postponed from Friday noon to Friday noon January 18 due to influenza epidemic. E J Fellow secretary of the Board of Trade announced the change. The meeting will decide actions on Wednesday closing and general business resumption hoped for by Saturday.
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One Killed One Hurt In Crash Near Ravenna
Kenneth L. Frazier 25 of Brady Lake was killed and Donaldson O'Doll 20 of Wooster was seriously injured when their car collided with an NOP traction car near Ravenna Ohio last night. Frazier, manager of the A B C shop store at Kent, died soon after. O'Doll remained unconscious with physicians fearing death. The crash followed a heavy rain storm that blinded the drivers.
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Sorbonne Sees Surge of Foreign Students in 1920s
In Paris at the Sorbonne the student body includes 25 countries with Americans the largest foreign contingent. The note mentions shifts since Locarno and a rising German presence among the lectures, reflecting postwar academic exchange and demographic change.
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Foreign students at the Sorbonne include English, Scandinavians and South Americans studying with little friction. Americans are favored for being "the most faithful" among the international group.
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Dixie Fire Kindler Ad Promotes Safer Fuel Choice
An ad touts Dixie Fire Kindler as cheaper than wood and safer than oil, calling it a handy match and recommending customers ask their dealer Crook's Coal & Supply Co. contact number 2178.
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Child Healed by Cuticura After Eczema Suffered Long
Mrs Gracie Henry reports her son suffered eczema on the head for over a year causing itching and sleepless nights. A friend suggested Cuticura Soap and Ointment. after three cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment his skin healed. Samples offered free from Cuticura Laboratories Malden MA.
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Medical experts debate cigarette harm on health and beauty
Dr Norbert Schiluk from Sydney warns U S women are becoming nervous and neurotic from excessive tobacco use. A beauty expert says attitudes vary on beauty costs. The text also notes the Irish army down to ninety four years ago numbered a thousand.
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